Ruling Sought On Four Local Road and Land Issues
The town seeks counsel on four questions about relocating Lowell road around the Red Bridge and reconstructing it. Topics include eminent domain for land, effects of a recent town law on federally funded projects, historic district jurisdiction, and who would receive land if the current right of way is abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lowell Road
John J. Sheeh
Laws Historic Commission
Donald L. Ellison
Barrett Farm
Acton Roxborough High School selects D A R good citizen
Acton Roxborough High School names Preston R Winner as the D A R good citizen. He is active as leader in student council and president of the IicaniFeld Service Club while serving Seminole Road area and the community.
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Acton
Anita
Geralton
Seminole Road
D.A.R. Good
Acton-Roxborough High School
Ent Council
IicaniFeld Service Club
The
National Society
Concord-And fire damages tools and shed at Electronic Space Corp
A fire at Electronic Space Corp in Concord damaged hoses wheels and tools inside a shed adjacent to a recently added contractor shed owned by Spine & Sons. The blaze disrupted work on the addition and occurred Tuesday afternoon with flames extending over a two by twelve foot area. Mrs David Pittmar and her husband formerly Cappodana now reside in Waltham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Electronic Spaceres Corporation
el Indrisano
Ted
Spine & Sons
Eaton Is Named Assistant Leader
Concord representative John M. Eaton, a Republican who serves the 13th Middlesex district, is named assistant leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Concord
John M. Eaton
Middlesex
Chamber Choses Tax Expert to Speak at February Dinner
The Concord Chamber of Commerce invites the public to a February 13 dinner at Howard Johnsons featuring John M. Doukas of Lexington. Doukas, a former IRS counsel, will discuss The New Tax Cut Proposal and its impact on earners. Attendance is open to members and the public, with meal at cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Chamber of Commerce
Howard Johnson
Chamber
John M. Doukas
Lexington
Internal Revenue Service
Boston
United States Tax Court
Brown, Freed and Gesner
Ington
D. C
Harvard
George ‘E. Erickson
Tel
Public hearing on Carlisle Concord junior high regionalization
Carlisle residents hear plans to regionalize junior high grades, combining seventh to ninth at Concord Carlisle Regional High School, removing freshmen to create more rooms. The hearing at Spalding School discusses the warranted proposal for the March annual town meeting.
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Carlisle
Concord
Spalding School
Concord-Carlisle Regional High School
Slides To Feature PTA Meet At Roxborough Regional High
Shamel chairman of the public ceremonies committee presents colored slides from the entire school system. He will discuss RK Day at School with Your Child at the PTA meeting led by President Fr Primiano. A large turnout is hoped for tonight at 8 o'clock.
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Roxborough
January Tops Bone Breaks At Emerson Hospital
Emerson Hospital's injury log shows January as one of the worst for bone fractures with 43 cases treated through January 23. Patients suffered arm leg hand foot nose and ankle injuries from falls and other accidents, plus two serious auto crashes requiring stitches.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Rae Wilder Seek Acton Moderator Post Race
Nomination papers closed Monday for town offices as voters eye four elective posts. James E. Rae faces Albert Durkee for moderator. two candidates contest the three year assessor seat, with Dewey Boatman unopposed for the two year term. Several incumbents seek reelection on the planning board and other town boards.
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James E
Albert P. Durkee
Board of Assessors
Carl R. Godfrey
Joan P. Lindquist
James W. Baker
Dewey E. Boatman
William D. Tuttle
M. Vuginte
Robert Evans, Jr
Albert W Koch
Elizabeth H. Boardman
Edmond J. McNiffe
David P. Tinker
Calvin M. Farnsworth
Arthur W. Lee
Charles M. MacRae
W. Henry Soar
Franklin H. Charter
Lessie E. Laird
Board of Public Welfare
Harlan E. Tuttle
Ceme
Id J. Collins, Jr
Chauncey R. Fenton, Jr
T. Fred S. Kennedy
David W. Scribner
Richard A. Budge
Memorial Library
Martin J. Duggan
Board of Health
Deadline closes no new aspirants for town offices
Carlisle reports no new candidates filed by the Monday deadline at Town Clerk Margaret M Heard's office. If no additional filings occur, the March 4 election will include one planning board seat with three nominees Warren Paul Swanson and Torto Kulmala. Voter registration ends February 12 from noon to 8 p.m. Town meeting set for March 11.
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Carlisle
Margaret M. ‘Heard
Planning Board
Warren
Paul Swanson
Torsto Kulmala
Acton 13 Year Old Dies After Route 27 Crash
South Acton youth John F. McNamara, 13, of 188 Main Street died from injuries after a car crash near Kelley Road Route 27 while walking home from a basketball game. Driver Kickman, 41, faces charges. police and state escorts aided the emergency response. Funeral services followed.
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Acton
South Acton
John F. McNamara
Main Street
Kelley Road
S. Kickman
Charles Stcharges
Emerson Hospital
William J. Durkin, Jr
Concord
Laurence D
John Doyle
New England Medical Center
Boston
M.D
Edward J. Collins, Jr
Acton Selectmen Discuss Sign, Sword Display and Edison Petition
Acton officials met to review a Merchant Sign permit for a corner lot at School and Main. Raymond Shamel announced plans to display Capt Isaac Davis sword with a military guard at A B R H S Auditorium Feb 9 during muster. A Hearing approved Boston Edison Co petition for two pole connections Powdermill road Sudbury road. Leland Berry spoke on necessity. Recreation Commission requests tennis court specs and engineering department help. A letter to Rose B Davis discussed a revised Railroad street lot plan.
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Acton
John Loring
Board of Selectmen
Raymond A. Shamel
Isaac Davis
A.B.R.H.S
Minuteman
Boston Edison Co
Powdermill Road
Sudbury Road
Leland P. Berry
Edison
Framingham
Paul H. Mason
The
Recreation Commission
Rose B. Davis
Railroad Street
League Of Women Sponsoring Affair At Alcott School
The League of Women Voters sponsors a Meet the Candidates Night at Alcott School Auditorium on Wednesday February 13 at 8 pm. All town office candidates are expected to attend to discuss issues ahead of the town election.
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League of Women
Alcott School
Concord
League of Women Voters
Merchants Seek West Concord Parking Site
West Concord merchants led by James M. Condon discussed town acquisition of B&M and New Haven triangle bounded by Commonwealth Avenue with selectmen for off street parking. Depot area would serve parking with option pursued pending board approval and future reimbursement to the town.
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Concord
James M. Condon
West Concord
Selectmen
Commonwealth Avenue
B.&m
New Haven
Board of Selectmen
Planning Board
Finance Committee
Island
Dr. Ireland Heads Overseas School Facilities Tour
Dr. Ireland, Massachusetts education leader and seven year superintendent, travels to England and Norway for two months with a Massachusetts group to tour school facilities, returning after the fellowship.
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Ho Oe
England
Norway
Dr. Ireland
Maine
Massachusetts
Sabin Vaccine Clinics Planned in Concord
Dr Earl Wheeler announces Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine for all adult residents with a 25 cent charge. Type I shots offered Wed Feb 6 6 9 P M Thoreau School Gym West Concord. Fri Feb 7 6 9 P M and Sat Feb 8 9 A M 12 noon. Later March May dates for Type II III.
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Earl Wheeler
Concord Board of Health
Sabin
Thoreau School
West Concord
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Agenewert
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Anita Preston
David Pittmar
Waltham
Cappodana
Edwin B. Nylen
Rae
Wilder
Kinsley
Dorothy Williams
Supermarket Checkers
Joan Ferguson
Lynnfield
Alfred Ponte
Stop & Shop North
Lens Craft Photos
Acton Selectmen's Notes
Hall
W. Concord
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